Birding in Port Antonio
Whether you go out on your own or with a guide, you will see an impressive number of birds in and around Port Antonio. Hotel Mocking Bird provided us with this list of species that have been sighted on their property:
- ring-tailed pigeon (endangered)
- Jamaican parakeet
- chestnut-bellied cuckoo
- Jamaican owl
- Jamaican mango
- black-billed streamertail (endangered)
- Jamaican tody
- Jamaican woodpecker
- sad flycatcher
- rufous-tailed flycatcher
- Jamaican becard
- Jamaican crow
- white-chinned thrush
- Jamaican euphonia
- Jamaican stripe-headed tanager
- orangequit
- Jamaican oriole
- Jamaican elenia
- northern patoo
- bananaquit
- Caribbean dove
- common ground dove
- vervain hummingbird
- loggerhead kingbird
- greater Antillean bullfinch
- greater Antillean grackle
- northern mockingbird
- greenrumped parrotlet
- worm-eating warbler
- ruddy quail dove
- ovenbird, prairie warbler
- grey king bird
- Cape May warbler (migrant)
- white-crowned pigeon
- stolid flycatcher
- northern parula warbler
- black and white warbler (migrant)
- American redstart
- blackpoll warbler
- black-throated green warbler
- mourning warbler (migrant)
- turkey vulture
- black-throated blue warbler
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